The girl purchased a lovely white puppy. He grew up to become a rare wild beast rather than a dog

The girl purchased a lovely white puppy. He grew up to become a rare wild beast rather than a dog

Many people purchase pets as puppies or kittens, only to later find out that their furry friend is not the breed they were promised. Unfortunately, there are also cases where an animal sold as a pet is actually a wild animal that cannot be kept at home.

This story begins with a young woman who purchased what she thought was a Pomeranian Spitz puppy from a pet shop. This charming breed is known for their small size and thick, fluffy coat, often compared to miniature bears or plush toys.

Initially, the white dog appeared to be a typical Pomeranian Spitz, eating chicken, bananas, and dog food. However, at three months old, the puppy's behavior began to change. He had a voracious appetite for raw meat and displayed a keen sense of hunting.

Furthermore, the dog's appearance began to evolve - his muzzle stretched out, his ears pointed upwards, his body elongated, his fur thickened, and his tail became long and fluffy. Strangely, the pet never barked and did not obey commands.

During walks, other dogs would growl, show fear, and attempt to avoid or hide from the strange "Spitz". The owner became suspicious and decided to investigate her pet's odd behavior.

After almost a year of living with the animal, the owner took him to the zoo for expert analysis. It was revealed that the supposed Pomeranian Spitz was actually an Arctic fox, also known as a white dog or common fox. This rare animal cannot be kept as a pet due to the danger it poses to society as it ages and its instincts become more pronounced.

Although the owner had to leave the fox at the zoo, she was allowed to visit her furry friend. This story serves as a reminder that purchasing pets requires careful consideration and research to ensure that both the animal and owner are a good match.